The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1950, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TLL NEVER DONE wit GET, THE iN ‘ MILKING Boss SWISHING _/1 Fao AEAD, tom/ ma | SAE WON'T SiwITCH yOu NOW ae JEEPERS — IT'S GETTING LATE I MUST GET DRESSED | FOR MY DATE NOW, MOM. OH, YES, DIANA YOU'RE GETTING T BE QUITE THE THERE, NOW..00N'T LET SLURP DRIVE FAST, TRY NOT TO GIGGLE, REMEMBER YOUR TABLE MANNERS AND DON'T STAY OUT TOO LATE. MY BIG LADY... Yeu Look JusT BEAUTIFUL, DIANA... MOTHER — 22 Yor THINK I ACT VERY IGROWN LPP “THEN ONE DAY I OISCOVERED w"ANO THAT LADY HE CALLED AUNTIE Was}: SUCH A STRANGE PERSON THAT T COULDN'T HELP BUT FEEL THAT THE PUPPET THEATRE WASN'T. THEIR ONLY eusingss/~ y FAR FROM PA iT, PATSY/ wi" HE WAS TOO MUCH THE SLEIGHT-OF-HAND EXPERT Au THE HUGE ROLL OF MONEY HE THIS YSTRINGS”"ROYAL wWAS HE A SORT (er WERE 4OU GIRLIE wl WOULON'T OVERSTAY MY £S) Ga ON YOUR TOES AND PAWS ! MONTH 1S A HUGE SUCCESS! TH’ NEAT THING IS, ITS COSTING US JUST ABOUT NOTHING ALITTLE SELLE DISCIPLINE “pa Boy! T COULD STAY HERE SCORCHY THAT OLD ROAD MARKER RINGS THE BELL AGAIN HERE COMES “THE GREAT BEAM OF CEDAR’! AND THERE GOES THE GREAT BEAM WELL YOU CAN'T EXPECT WOOD TO STAY SOLID AFTER 2000 YEARS! out bridges. en siete, ‘ oe priotel i: Hotel Sg ee ee NE. t. .E. Ist Ave. 22¢ N.E. Ist Ave... FALLS ASLEEP AS CAR 80 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 y;| Continued From Page One) Elevator Elevator Rooms <7 tmewahe ame in 76 whic Solarium Heated Elevator had upset in yi 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION : ee PAGE THREE — Sivished| "LOOD CONDITIONS |LAWFORD- ESCORTS }erowd vf photographers andmade AS | Continued From Page One) | DOUGLAS’. ps ext with Ms Doulas on his left their hous in | (By The anwortated Prensa) farm. North Dakota, a city |” Movie Actor Peter Lawford es-! Sharman « population. The field- ate university has °n converted into a dormi-| corted .Shurman* Douglas . to- a shionable London wedding to-; In instance He -also ‘eseonted Sharman's vignal is nough, the re- to care for some of the\ mother, the wife of U.S. Am- ceivin, may be installed ictims. bassador Lewis Douglas. in the a house rather n La ers, ice cakes are 4 ford took a‘ look at tha; than on the g rams, piling ; acting as into homes an Some farmers .st isolated homes ane unable to summons aid. Aerial observers: > spotted many head of -Hive- stock crowded onto small iplands4 » ground. ; State . THREE HOTELS wM] AMI at POPULAR PRICES ; Located in the Heart of the City ROOMS .:.c'neseavarions RATES HightauiTaspasts REASONABLE er washed- {ment in North Dakota .reports with BATH and TELEPHONE jxhat six federal~and 32° state} : ° are impassable because of Hood: Ford Pershing Miller | waters, snowdritts, was , but xamination injured, He charge of rec | ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIE | {26 DUVAL ST. PHONE 25 ROYAL PORTABLES He ed after an him un a buy 4 tiful SALES .. . SERVICE Gas _ Seneca amen ae 5 Dr. 1. A. Valdes Specializing In 4 ree Eye eae || COMMERCIAL USE... a Vienal a Cue We Are Prepared To Furnish You tat Comma ie Setsee on With Clear, Pare es DUPLICATION of LENSES | el 20 Years’ Experience In This Community We Use Bausch and Lomb Products Exclusively ; { all 24 Ho gene's ad Riad : Th 3 E . I ‘2 aie » i 4m P. | stand pr 7 BF eee: alanine : (ICE DIVISION) - reLernese: : | KEY WEST; PLORIDA | fic and ime- up- aa ven- tele- iter tat lons, c/o ‘ a Every farmer knows there’s a whale of-a difference between promising — the farmer things at election time, and doing things for him after the FEE votes have been counted. So before you.make.up your mind aheyt-election issues, it's a good idea to check the record: Claude Pepper was born on a farm, is thoroughly familiar with the farmer's problem... Claude Pepper spaneaced and fought for the Rural Tele- phone Bill and Roral Electrification Program... Claude Pepper led the fight for Florida's Flood-Controt The record tells the story in a nutshell. When it comes to getting things done for the farmers of Florida -- Claude Pepper's actions speak louder than anyone's promises --.and always have. f Pd. Political Ady. by Friends.